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Dave who? :)

No- its the cheapest possible vehicle to drive to 200,000 miles. The " I scored this for $5,000" posts we used to see on here have gone the way of the dinosaur!

That would be a safe assumption...wouldn't it? I didn't do the standard reply on this forum-"For just a few dollars more you could get Michelins". LOL!

The Milestar MS932 is a solid choice...one BTW I would pick over the Douglas.

I have said this before. It's a lot easier to drive a vehicle with "mega miles" in certain parts of the country (East Coast/South) where there is truly no "middle of no where". Here in "The Great West" I have zero desire to own a vehicle with 200,000 miles on the clock and drive it from Las...

It has been determined over and over again buying a new vehicle (generally) is a money losing thing with depreciation. There is no news here. And yea-I just bought my wife a very lightly used (15,000 miles) 2022 Volvo XC60. Not the cheapest used vehicle. But it is one nice ride. I have the...

Many SUVs and Trucks exceed $80,000.00 and there are plenty around. I have no issues with those that buy used cars-the issue being is that used cars are getting very used and the prices are going up. The average age of vehicles in the United States is currently 12.8 years. This marks a new...

Another "Kumbaya Thread" for the beater club!

I toured a place like the Masonic Village in Utah. The buy in was $500,000.00 and when you die or leave you are (or your heirs) get $400,000 of that back-supposedly. Then there is a monthly fee that I can't remember the amount. A garage was extra-of course. You never have title to where you...

It seems all media is corrupt except that one named after the animal in the Forest that spews have truths 24 hours a day.

The 5.3 doesn't want for power either - under normal driving conditions. The 5.3 has been updated. Whether those updates are a good thing seem to be a mixed bag.

What price range would these used cars encompass?

If you want to travel-it cost what it costs. Otherwise everything else is an excuse to stay home.

While I not a Michelin fan all tires should be replaced at the 10 year mark. There are many other choices for low millage vehicles.

So-basically you can't afford too? Is that what I am reading in to your comment? Not knocking it...just trying to put it in to perspective. That's the number one thing (IMHO) that comments lack on here-what's the PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE.

I would agree. My Son just bought a very, very clean 2002. Paid top dollar from a private party for it. The OP is in an area where there would be buyers for it...I would think.

One of the most bizzarro threads started in a long time......

It's a Nissan Dealer. This is what one expects. Take your Jeep to Carmax for a trade in evaluation. No obligation. Then you will have a baseline.

Maybe-but the adjustment isn't going to be from "unaffordable to "affordable". JMHO.

And seat comfort/room/pitch in the main cabin has gone down accordingly.